New Hakkeien

“Totally Worth It”

One of the best hotels I've stayed in, more like a 5-star resort. The dinner is Jap style, and the breakfast has so many varieties. Best of all, you can see the Mt. Fuji from the window. Also, don't forget to try the hot spring. The lotions, shampoos, and conditioners are top quality. Wish I could … Plus

One of the best hotels I've stayed in, more like a 5-star resort. The dinner is Jap style, and the breakfast has so many varieties. Best of all, you can see the Mt. Fuji from the window. Also, don't forget to try the hot spring. The lotions, shampoos, and conditioners are top quality. Wish I could 'steal' some home. The main ingredient is 'horse oil'.

Moins

“Fantastic hotel!”

We were traveling as part of a tour for this trip. This place was amazing, even though it doesn't look like much on the outside. The grounds are small and the view was limited on the day I was there as it was cloudy. We were welcomed and given kimonos plus shown how to wear them correctly. I do… Plus

We were traveling as part of a tour for this trip. This place was amazing, even though it doesn't look like much on the outside. The grounds are small and the view was limited on the day I was there as it was cloudy. We were welcomed and given kimonos plus shown how to wear them correctly. I don't know if this was normal. The front desk staff was friendly and helpful despite knowing no English and my Japanese being poor. The loud sounds outside the hotel were crickets, in case you're curious. The rooms are a mix of traditional Japanese rooms and Western-style rooms. I stayed in a Western room but was a little disappointed after seeing the traditional rooms some of the other tour guests stayed in. Regardless, my room was perfect even if a little small. The hotel left us tea and treats in the room along with a comfortable bed. The bathroom was serviceable, but small by US standards. We also had one (traditional-style) meal in the hotel. The food was varied, delicious and so filling that I couldn't finish it all, even by US standards. The staff was attentive and polite. The one woman helped fix my (apparently poorly tied) Kimono. Afterwards, several of us received gifts of origami balls of the type that adorn the hotel. The woman explained she makes them all. Hundreds of them. The public baths were phenomenal. I have no words for what a treat this was. By American standards, it's a little awkward at first but you get over that quickly. There's an indoor and an outdoor bath and we did the outdoor pool in the evening. We had a a gorgeous view and the summer temperatures were just perfect. Such a delight. I highly recommend it. Overall, I would definitely stay again if given the chance. I would send friends and family there as well.

Moins

“Great Onsen Hotel”

If you love Onsen, this is a great place in the Izu Peninsula. The staff was very accommodating although no one spoke very much English. There are separate baths for men & women and each have 2 large baths - one being outdoors with spectacular views of Mt. Fuji if you’re blessed with clear days. Th… Plus

If you love Onsen, this is a great place in the Izu Peninsula. The staff was very accommodating although no one spoke very much English. There are separate baths for men & women and each have 2 large baths - one being outdoors with spectacular views of Mt. Fuji if you’re blessed with clear days. The baths are clean and well stocked with many nice amenities. The meals were delicious but mostlyJapanese foods. The hotel provides 2 shuttles in the morning and 2 in the afternoon to the Izu-Nagaoka train station. But other than that getting around is difficult - only bus transportation is available.

Moins

“Vue sur le mont Fuji ”

Ryokan très spacieux ( pour 9 ) alors que nous étions 2 ! Le nôtre était très bien orienté, si bien que nous avons vu le mont Fuji bien dégagé progressivement au lever du soleil : coup de chance ! L’ »onsen » sur le toit aurait été plus agréable si l’eau n’avait été excessivement chaude ( déco… Plus

Ryokan très spacieux ( pour 9 ) alors que nous étions 2 ! Le nôtre était très bien orienté, si bien que nous avons vu le mont Fuji bien dégagé progressivement au lever du soleil : coup de chance ! L’ »onsen » sur le toit aurait été plus agréable si l’eau n’avait été excessivement chaude ( déconseillé aux problèmes circulatoires et cardiaques ) . Par contre les divers produits , huiles , crèmes à la sortie du bain sont cocooning ! Le Petit déjeuner n’est pas inoubliable !

Moins